Has there ever been a decent argument for the blockchain meme in video games? I don't really understand blockchain so I'll reserve judgement but NFTs are cancerous garbage for retards.
Good news Epicbros
Has there ever been a decent argument for the blockchain meme in video games? I don't really understand blockchain so I'll reserve judgement but NFTs are cancerous garbage for retards.
Good news Epicbros
That library management feature is a fucking godsend for someone like me that has eight drives and is constantly moving shit around between NAS and local storage. Every client needs something like it.
Hate how big it is. Looks like UI for a phone.
His room isn't dirty, it's just full of products he's consooming
That dude should clean up his room. It's disgusting.
‘Half-Life 2’ has ultrawide support and increased FOV added by Valve
Valve prepares the classic game for the Steam Deck
ByJordan Middler
19th October 2021
Half-Life 2: Update. Credit: Valve, Filip Victor.
In what appears to be in anticipation for the Steam Deck, Half-Life 2 has received a number of updates, including ultrawide support.
As first spotted by YouTuber Tyler McVicker, the update includes fixes to bugs from almost a decade ago, an expanded FOV slider, and adjustments to the UI, in order for the game to support ultrawide monitors.
The update also includes the neccesary adjustments to prepare Half-Life 2 for the Steam Deck, Vavle’s upcoming handheld. The Steam Deck uses Vulkan, an API which allows games to work with the it properly.
Valve had previously announced that Portal 2 had also recieved support to work with Vulkan, pointing to the liklihood that Valve’s entire catalogue will make its way to the handheld.
What do ultrawide and FOV have to do with the Deck?‘Half-Life 2’ has ultrawide support and increased FOV added by Valve
Valve prepares the classic game for the Steam Deck
ByJordan Middler
19th October 2021
Half-Life 2: Update. Credit: Valve, Filip Victor.
In what appears to be in anticipation for the Steam Deck, Half-Life 2 has received a number of updates, including ultrawide support.
DXVK native isn't a "necessary adjustment," and we already know all of the Valve games run on Linux...The update also includes the neccesary adjustments to prepare Half-Life 2 for the Steam Deck, Vavle’s upcoming handheld. The Steam Deck uses Vulkan, an API which allows games to work with the it properly.
Valve had previously announced that Portal 2 had also recieved support to work with Vulkan, pointing to the liklihood that Valve’s entire catalogue will make its way to the handheld.
Numerous troubles with the Steam system are being reported at this time, the symptoms of which include:
- Both the Steam store and the Steam Community are inaccessible, and returning HTTP 503 errors
- Dota 2 players in a match were disconnected (its GC is otherwise functional)
- CS:GO players in a match on official Valve servers were disconnected
Steam is broken right now https://steamstat.us/
Numerous troubles with the Steam system are being reported at this time, the symptoms of which include:
- Both the Steam store and the Steam Community are inaccessible, and returning HTTP 503 errors
- Dota 2 players in a match were disconnected (its GC is otherwise functional)
- CS:GO players in a match on official Valve servers were disconnected
edit: well it's back just as I posted this.
It's been two years since the reveal of Half-Life: Alyx, and Valve has been the expected amount of silence about the future of Gordon, Alyx, the G-Man, and Eli. What is next for Half-Life? Is there even anything in production?
0:00 - Intro
2:05 - Half-Life 3
3:06 - Half-Life: Codename Citadel
4:24 - TANGENT - Valve's Next HMD
6:08 - Half-Life Alyx 2/HLX
8:20 - Outro
Half-Life 3 reportedly “not taking place” but a Steam Deck FPS/RTS may be coming
Despite some reports floating around the internet, Half-Life 3 is still likely to not be in active development. However, Valve is rumoured to have other Half-Life projects in various stages of development – including an RTS/FPS co-op title designed “to best showcase what the Steam Deck is capable of”.
These details come via Valve News Network creator Tyler McVicker, who posted a new video on his YouTube channel detailing the various projects Valve has rumoured to be in development – with the most interesting being the project codenamed Citadel, an FPS/RTS co-op game described as “a nostalgia fest” and like “Left 4 Dead, Alien Swarm, an RTS and Half-Life all having a baby”.
Citadel is also supposedly “being created with the Steam Deck in mind” due to how it’s meant to be controlled. We got in touch with Tyler McVicker, who confirmed to us that he received his information through datamines of regularly-updated Valve software – Steam, DOTA2, etc – and he has been researching Citadel in particular “since early 2018”.
Unlike many other projects, Citadel seems to be “still very much in development” despite most of Valve moving to ship the much-delayed Steam Deck – and McVicker estimates we will see “within the next year-and-a-half to two years”. The same can’t be said of Half-Life 3, which still has a few Valve developers working on it but doesn’t seem to be in active development. “Any kind of traditional mouse and keyboard FPS at Valve is not taking place,” states McVicker.
McVicker also touches on “HLX”, which seems to be the VR-based follow-up to Half-Life: Alyx. This has appeared in datamines throughout 2021 but is apparently just in “the mechanical testing phases”, although he also says that there is “growing internal disappointment with the VR platform on the PC” at Valve and “fewer and fewer people continue to work on that hardware base” there.
All of which is a shame, because Half-Life: Alyx was fantastic and definitely opened up possibilities for a sequel or Half-Life 3. Nevertheless, as McVicker himself reminded us, everything here is just rumour and “needs to be taken with a healthy grain of salt… I am not Valve, and Valve can decide what is fact or fiction about their own projects.”